SABRINA DIMARCO

Sabrina's love for dance began at the age of 4 in Winnipeg, MB.   At age 7, Sabrina began her training with Katherine Lind-Thorlakson.  At the age of 10 Sabrina enrolled in a traveling performing group, under the direction of Katherine, where she knew that dance would be part of her life forever. 

In 1992, Studio One opened  it's doors  which lead Sabrina to be part of an amazing family that she loves.  At Studio One Sabrina expanded her repertoire by introducing ballet and pointe along with tap, jazz and Musical Theatre and more hours of class per week.  Sabrina continued to perform at local Winnipeg events with Studio One.   As a teenager, Sabrina danced competitively in solos, duos, trios, small and large groups, being awarded medals ranging up to Gold Honors.  Sabrina attended many workshops, learning from world renowned performers and choreographers at Triple Threat, LA  Danceforce, The School of Contemporary Dancers and The Royal Winnipeg Ballet.  Sabrina studied the Cecchetti and Royal Academy of Dance ballet methods and is a CLI Studios certified teacher.
 
 Sabrina spent her high school years at Westwood Collegiate’s Elliot School of Dance, expanding her dance repertoire further to include Modern dance and choreography.  Sabrina choreographed solos, duos and large group numbers that were performed by her students at competitions and performances.  She also choreographed Westwood’s 1999 fashion show.  Sabrina was a principal dancer in all Musicals at which she performed at Westwood Collegiate, which included Fiddler on the Roof, Hair, and Oklahoma. 
Sabrina graduated from Westwood Collegiate with a double dance major in ballet and modern and a dance diploma.  Sabrina was the 1999 recipient of the Coca-Cola performing arts dance scholarship. 

In 1999 Sabrina was a dance captain for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1999 Pan-Am games.  She was also selected to perform on stage during the featured performance of “Go for Gold” during the opening ceremonies.  In 2000, Sabrina was part of the Winnipeg Goldeye’s dance team. In 2002, Sabrina danced in the “Home crew” music video “The High Life” aired on Much Music. 

In recent years, Sabrina has enjoyed performing at local shows with her fellow Studio One dancers, attending dance class and celebrating life’s special moments and occasions with her Studio One family.

 

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Sabrina DiMarco